All RealCraft barn door hardware kits are machined in Washington State, USA.

Our color hardware finishes are powder-coated steel. Unfinished raw steel is just that - the metal is not treated. It's meant to have a worn and weathered look over time.The material is susceptible to pitting and rust, giving the hardware a time-worn look. Raw steel is perfect for rustic, shabby chic, and industrial design schemes.

Select sizes of this hardware  ship free within the continental United States. Free shipping excludes expedited shipping, international shipments, and oversize orders that require LTL shipping. Fast lead time: In-stock items ship in 1-3 days!  Most orders ship same day if ordered by 12 PM Pacific time.

If you're adding a Soft Stop to your flat track hardware, keep in mind that it's recommended for interior use only. A soft stop allows the barn door to slow down as it reaches the end of the track, so it won't slam. You can use Soft Stops with flat tracks 5' and longer. If using two soft stops (one at each end of the track), you’ll need a one-piece track at least 12 feet in length, or 2-piece tracks 10 feet in length or longer. Even if the overall weight rating for your hardware kit is higher, the weight rating for a soft stop is 220 lbs.

Exterior use of this hardware kit is possible but not recommended.

What's in the kit

(Please make sure to complete steps 1 and 2 above for the full kit)

• Solid steel rail (may ship in pieces depending on selection) 
• Two hangers with wheels per each door on the track 
• All required nuts and bolts 
• Anti-jump plate 
• T-Guide for guiding your door 
• 2-1/2" spacer guide for installing hangers to door 
• Two stationary end stops come standard with each kit

 Doors are not included with the purchase of hardware. Shop our collection of Wood Sliding Barn Doors.

Recommended Accessories

What does each accesssory do?

• Soft stop: keeps the door from slamming. It will close smoothly and softly instead. 
• Adjustable end stop: if you want your doors to stop at a non-standard place on the track. This is optimal for making room for light switches. Adjustable end stops and soft stops are not compatible with each other. 
• Wall mounted roller guide: heavy-duty, reliable, andoptimal for thicker doors or where youcan’t drill into the floor. 
• C guide: a sleek, elegant floor guide. If you have to see it all the time, it might as well be beautiful.
• Standoff rings: make room for wall molding so the door has clearance. 
• Drywall anti crushingrings: keep the track hanging straight instead of leaning away from the wall over time. 

If you have questions, or if your project requires special consideration, please call  (253) 853-3815. We'd be happy to help! 

For A Single Barn Door

Multiply your door width by two to get the correct track length. Example: For a 3' wide barn door, you'd need a 6' barn door hardware kit.  For more details, see How to Measure for a Barn Door - An Illustrated Guide.

For Bi-parting Barn Doors

You'll need to add the widths together and then multiply that sum by two. Example: For two 3' wide bi-parting doors, you'll need a 12' track. When you make your selections in the menu, change the quantity of doors on track to the correct amount. That way we can send you all the hangers and extra hardware you'll need. 

Barn Door Configuration & Mounting Options

There are several possible mounting and door configuration options. Multiple doors can be added to the track. Simply make sure to change the “quantity of doors on track” to the number of doors you’ll be using, so we can send you the hardware you’ll need.  
   

Side Mount Barn Door Hardware: The hardware attaches to the wall .

Soffit Mount Barn Door Hardware: The hardware attaches to the ceiling or soffit .

Single Barn Door: One door on a single track .

Bi-parting Barn Doors: two doors on a single track. The doors meet at the center of the track. 

Bypassing Barn Doors:Two or more doors that slide in front of each other in their respective tracks.

If your door requires a track length that falls between sizes, you can round up to the next size and add the adjustable end stop. This will allow you to choose where the door stops on the track. We are also able to cut tracks to your specifications. 

For custom track lengths, call us at (253) 853-3815.

Technical Guides:

Download Installation Manual

Still have questions? Click the chat box on the right to speak with a sales associate, or call us at (253) 853-3815. We're happy to help.

All RealCraft barn door hardware kits are machined in Washington State, USA.

Our color hardware finishes are powder-coated steel.

Select sizes of this hardware  ship free within the continental United States. Free shipping excludes expedited shipping, international shipments, and oversize orders that require LTL shipping. Fast lead time: In-stock items ship in 1-3 days!  Most orders ship same day if ordered by 12 PM Pacific time.

If you're adding a Soft Stop to your flat track hardware, keep in mind that it's recommended for interior use only. You can use Soft Stops with flat tracks 5' and longer. If using two soft stops (one at each end of the track), you’ll need a one-piece track at least 12 feet in length, or 2-piece tracks 10 feet in length or longer. Even if the overall weight rating for your hardware kit is higher, the weight rating for a soft stop is 220 lbs.

Exterior use of this hardware kit is possible but not recommended.

What's in the kit

(Please remember to complete steps 1 and 2 for the full kit.)

• Solid steel rail (may ship in pieces depending on selection) 
• Two hangers with wheels per each door on the track 
• All required nuts and bolts 
• Anti-jump plate 
• T-Guide for guiding your door 
• 2-1/2" spacer guide for installing hangers to door 
•  

 Doors are not included with the purchase of hardware. Shop our collection of Wood Sliding Barn Doors.

If you have questions, or if your project requires special consideration, please call  (253) 853-3815. We'd be happy to help! 

For A Single Barn Door

Multiply your door width by two to get the correct track length. Example: For a 3' wide barn door, you'd need a 6' barn door hardware kit.  For more details, see How to Measure for a Barn Door - An Illustrated Guide.

For Bi-parting Barn Doors

You'll need to add the widths together and then multiply that sum by two. Example: For two 3' wide bi-parting doors, you'll need a 12' track. When you make your selections in the menu, change the quantity of doors on track to the correct amount. That way we can send you all the hangers and extra hardware you'll need. 

Barn Door Configuration & Mounting Options

There are several possible mounting and door configuration options. Multiple doors can be added to the track. Simply make sure to change the “quantity of doors on track” to the number of doors you’ll be using, so we can send you the hardware you’ll need.  
   

Side Mount Barn Door Hardware: The hardware attaches to the wall .

Soffit Mount Barn Door Hardware: The hardware attaches to the ceiling or soffit .

Single Barn Door: One door on a single track .

Bi-parting Barn Doors: Two doors on a single track. The doors meet at the center of the track. 

Bypassing Barn Doors:Two or more doors that slide in front of each other in their respective tracks.

If your door requires a track length that falls between sizes, you can round up to the next size and add the adjustable end stop. This will allow you to choose where the door stops on the track. We are also able to cut tracks to your specifications. 

For custom track lengths, call us at (253) 853-3815.

Technical Guides:

Download Installation Manual

Still have questions? Click the chat box on the right to speak with a sales associate, or call us at (253) 853-3815. We're happy to help.